El Mundo/savino - Archivo De Guatemala: Music From The Guatemala City Cathedral Archive [CD]
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Spanish colonies in Central and South America emerged as wellsprings of cultural activity throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. The meeting of indigenous populations with Latin American cathedrals and courtly life resulted in styles bearing the imprint of folk music, even in sacred compositions. The sophisticated musical culture of Guatemala City Cathedral is represented in an archive of hundreds of works, several of which are recorded here. The guitars, harp, voices and percussion of acclaimed ensemble El Mundo bring to life the vibrant and at times hypnotic dance rhythms of Spain, Africa and the New World, creating a sound unique to this region, and one that still flourishes to this day.Pastoras Alegres
Gitanillas Vienen
Fol\xedas
\xc1ngeles Del Cielo
Anon., 18th c. Mexico: Violin Sonatas Nos. 26-27 \u2013 Cantabile \u2013 Allegro
Al demonio \u2013 Si perfecciona el Alt\xedsimo
Ay de M\xed, Que El Ilantoy la Tristeza
Vaya de J\xe1cara Amigos
Sonata da camera a 3 'Ciacona'
Vaya Pues Rompiendo El Ayre
Cantada al Santisimo: Sosiega tu quebranto
Clarines Suaves
Guitar Sonata No. 8 \u2013 Andante
Guitar Sonata No. 9 \u2013 Allegro
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, y Lo Que Subes
Negros de Guarangan\xe1
Convidando Est\xe1 la Noche
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Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
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Spanish colonies in Central and South America emerged as wellsprings of cultural activity throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. The meeting of indigenous populations with Latin American cathedrals and courtly life resulted in styles bearing the imprint of folk music, even in sacred compositions. The sophisticated musical culture of Guatemala City Cathedral is represented in an archive of hundreds of works, several of which are recorded here. The guitars, harp, voices and percussion of acclaimed ensemble El Mundo bring to life the vibrant and at times hypnotic dance rhythms of Spain, Africa and the New World, creating a sound unique to this region, and one that still flourishes to this day.Pastoras Alegres
Gitanillas Vienen
Fol\xedas
\xc1ngeles Del Cielo
Anon., 18th c. Mexico: Violin Sonatas Nos. 26-27 \u2013 Cantabile \u2013 Allegro
Al demonio \u2013 Si perfecciona el Alt\xedsimo
Ay de M\xed, Que El Ilantoy la Tristeza
Vaya de J\xe1cara Amigos
Sonata da camera a 3 'Ciacona'
Vaya Pues Rompiendo El Ayre
Cantada al Santisimo: Sosiega tu quebranto
Clarines Suaves
Guitar Sonata No. 8 \u2013 Andante
Guitar Sonata No. 9 \u2013 Allegro
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, y Lo Que Subes
Negros de Guarangan\xe1
Convidando Est\xe1 la Noche
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El Mundo/savino - Archivo De Guatemala: Music From The Guatemala City Cathedral Archive [CD]—
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Brand New From Reputable UK Company With 30 Years Experience In Retail, Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
Spanish colonies in Central and South America emerged as wellsprings of cultural activity throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. The meeting of indigenous populations with Latin American cathedrals and courtly life resulted in styles bearing the imprint of folk music, even in sacred compositions. The sophisticated musical culture of Guatemala City Cathedral is represented in an archive of hundreds of works, several of which are recorded here. The guitars, harp, voices and percussion of acclaimed ensemble El Mundo bring to life the vibrant and at times hypnotic dance rhythms of Spain, Africa and the New World, creating a sound unique to this region, and one that still flourishes to this day.Pastoras Alegres
Gitanillas Vienen
Fol\xedas
\xc1ngeles Del Cielo
Anon., 18th c. Mexico: Violin Sonatas Nos. 26-27 \u2013 Cantabile \u2013 Allegro
Al demonio \u2013 Si perfecciona el Alt\xedsimo
Ay de M\xed, Que El Ilantoy la Tristeza
Vaya de J\xe1cara Amigos
Sonata da camera a 3 'Ciacona'
Vaya Pues Rompiendo El Ayre
Cantada al Santisimo: Sosiega tu quebranto
Clarines Suaves
Guitar Sonata No. 8 \u2013 Andante
Guitar Sonata No. 9 \u2013 Allegro
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, y Lo Que Subes
Negros de Guarangan\xe1
Convidando Est\xe1 la Noche
All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.
Please note that all our DVDs are Region 2.
Please note that not all audio CDs are shrink-wrapped fom the factory.
Spanish colonies in Central and South America emerged as wellsprings of cultural activity throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. The meeting of indigenous populations with Latin American cathedrals and courtly life resulted in styles bearing the imprint of folk music, even in sacred compositions. The sophisticated musical culture of Guatemala City Cathedral is represented in an archive of hundreds of works, several of which are recorded here. The guitars, harp, voices and percussion of acclaimed ensemble El Mundo bring to life the vibrant and at times hypnotic dance rhythms of Spain, Africa and the New World, creating a sound unique to this region, and one that still flourishes to this day.Pastoras Alegres
Gitanillas Vienen
Fol\xedas
\xc1ngeles Del Cielo
Anon., 18th c. Mexico: Violin Sonatas Nos. 26-27 \u2013 Cantabile \u2013 Allegro
Al demonio \u2013 Si perfecciona el Alt\xedsimo
Ay de M\xed, Que El Ilantoy la Tristeza
Vaya de J\xe1cara Amigos
Sonata da camera a 3 'Ciacona'
Vaya Pues Rompiendo El Ayre
Cantada al Santisimo: Sosiega tu quebranto
Clarines Suaves
Guitar Sonata No. 8 \u2013 Andante
Guitar Sonata No. 9 \u2013 Allegro
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, y Lo Que Subes
Negros de Guarangan\xe1
Convidando Est\xe1 la Noche
